You've Been Framed! - UKGameshows You've Been Framed! Announcer: Andrew Brittain Broadcast Granada in association with American Broadcasting Company, Vin Di Bona Productions, Tokyo Broadcasting System and Action Time for ITV, 14 April 1990 to present Synopsis The UK's gold standard in clip shows which, like America's Funniest Home Videos, occasionally had a game show segment. In You've Been Framed! (exclamation mark obligatory), contributors compete to get their funny home videos on TV - for every clip that makes it to the screen, contestants are awarded £250. During the first four series, the studio audience voted for the funniest clip in every show to go through to a season finale where £5000 and a shiny new camcorder were up for grabs. In Series 15 the weekly competition returned entitled Clip For A Trip, giving three finalists the chance to win a £1000 holiday if they could win over the studio audience with their funny moment caught on tape. Original host, Jeremy Beadle in the cosy house era (1994-7).

Prankster Jeremy Beadle presented the show for eight years with Emmerdale's Lisa Riley taking over, with some controversy, for five further series from 1998. Jonathan Wilkes took the reins in 2003 for two series in studio (very much influenced by the 'zoo' formula of Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - featuring kids talking about their favourite clips, surprises for audience members, holiday competitions & Naming and Shaming clip fakers) and one series on location for a daytime transmission. Comedian Harry Hill is the current host. Members of the public who have 87-year-old uncles likely to put up a rickety shed in the back garden, or grannies with a particularly high centre of gravity at weddings, can lob their VHS, Mini-DV's, CD-Roms, DVD's & Hi-8s to FREEPOST - YOU'VE BEEN FRAMED!

Catchphrases Jeremy Beadle: "Next week, the star of our show could be you!", "Bundle it off to Beadle!" Lisa Riley: "Don't do anything stupid, unless you're being framed!" Jonathan Wilkes: "I don't have a catchphrase!" Harry Hill: "Is that the time already?", "Until next time, Cheerio! Theme music Trivia Up to 180 clips are used in each show. Little known fact - Richard Madeley presented the untransmitted pilot. Hmm, Richard Madeley. We can't see it - Can you? One 1992 episode managed to rake in 19.3 million viewers, making it the 13th most highest rated programme of the 1990s. Web links "You've Been Framed!" Reviews & Ratings - IMDb IMDb trailers and videos full cast and crew trivia official sites memorable quotes Overview 1 out of 1 people found the following review useful: Hill brings back the sparkle! from United Kingdom 29 March 2008 This show is the perfect warm up to a Saturday night- whether that be a night on the town or a night in front of the telly.

It appeals to all ages and Harry Hill's excellent banter certainly livens things up for the adults. This show had lost some of its sparkle when fronted by Lisa Riley and Jonathan Wilkes (both of whom had no presenting experience and is showed), but Harry Hill has managed to not only make this show great again but better than it has been since the days of Beadle. I love this show and would call it one of the highlights of my weekend, at 24 years of age i have certainly been watching it most of my life and long may it continue. Was the above review useful to you? 4 out of 7 people found the following review useful: Tired Format Partially Saved By Harry Hill from United Kingdom 6 January 2007 "You've Been Framed" should have been killed off many years ago when Jeremy Beadle left. Lisa Riley and Johnathan 'I'm mates with Robbie Williams' Wilkes really drove it to rock bottom with increased unnecessary presenting from the studio with incredibly corny jokes. This left precious little time for any actual clips making the show unwatchable.

Harry Hill has saved the show to some extent by removing the studio element and making a commentary that is nearly always far more entertaining than the clips themselves. There is a definite limit however on the amount of fun that can be got from people falling off swings, getting hit in the groin, dancing embarrassingly at weddings until their trousers fall down, etc. etc. The only clips with any real laughter value are those involving animals as these are generally less set-up. Sadly the number of these is outweighed by spoilt children crying about unwanted Christmas presents or just babies smiling at the camera (side-splittingly hilarious I don't think). The clips remain the same and are often repeated from many series ago. I noticed they have even started blanking out the year when it appears on the camcorder display, probably because they are too ashamed to admit they came from the late 80's/early 90's. As it is far too many of them are set up and it is tiresomely obvious. You only need to stop and think why somebody would actually be filming that event to spot them.

Harry Hill is wasted here and should concentrate on other projects such as TV Burp which is excellent, indeed the Christmas special was one of the few highlights of the seasonal schedule. Was the above review useful to you? 1 out of 2 people found the following review useful: Has become very irritating from South West England 26 February 2011 I used to enjoy watching You've Been Framed. But since it decided to take a leaf out of it's American counterpart shows and introduce a very annoying, far from funny commentary on every single clip, it's become unwatchable for me. How anybody can say the scripted nonsense that Harry ruins the show with is beyond me. Next thing we know, we'll have stupid sound-effects dubbed over the clips, like when somebody is jumping up and down we have to hear a cartoonish "Boing Boing Boing" sound dubbed on. If you don't know what I'm talking about, take a look at one of the American equivalent shows. Not funny. Complete rubbish. And for the information of other viewers who's comments I've read above, Jeremy Beadle "stopped doing it" and "left" because he had died. Was the above review useful to you?

3 out of 7 people found the following review useful: More laughs per minute than any other comedy on the box from United Kingdom 18 July 2006 The only reason you could have for knocking this show is if you haven't seen it since Harry Hill took over. Every 10 seconds you are guaranteed a giggle - and if one clip raises a minor titter, you mere seconds to wait before the next clip comes on and delivers you a belly laugh. Harry and his team of writers should be commended on taking what was a tired and dated format to a new level - the kids will still love the falling over and the grannies knickers, but I can now laugh at the risqué gags that are flying over the young'uns heads! And with the use of camcorders on the decline, the introduction of mobile phone videos show that the programme is remaining in touch with the You Tube generation - as long as it doesn't descend into happy slapping, I'm all for it! If Harry and the producers can keep the show as entertaining as this new series, here's to the next 18 years of Framed! Was the above review useful to you?

4 out of 14 people found the following review useful: Dear God! How big can woman be? from Blackburn, Lancashire 26 May 2002 OK, we've had more than 10 years of this now? it won't get any funnier you know. there's only so many times we can laugh at a cat opening a door, a dog on a skateboard, a child hitting his father in the groin, someone falling into a paddling pool, a diving board breaking or a baby being scared of a jack in a box. Put this miserable show out of its misery soon and let us together condemn Lisa Riley to her true place of T.V anonymity. It did, however, give Beadle a few more years after Beadle's About which can't be a bad thing. Was the above review useful to you? 1 out of 9 people found the following review useful: When will it end? from Unknown 25 March 2006 You've been framed is way past it's sell-by-date! It used to be funny, but lost it's spark years ago! It is no longer filmed in front of a live studio audience because people stopped wasting their lives going there.

The only reason people watch it now is because of Harry Hill's funny comments, so basically, Harry Hill is saving it from behind axed. The clips are always the same= People falling down and getting "hurt". It should be re-named "All Fall Down" and aimed at 5-year olds. I can't wait til Harry Hill leaves You've Been Framed so it will finally be axed, like it should have been years ago. Was the above review useful to you?

2 out of 13 people found the following review useful: i loved this from United Kingdom 10 October 2006 i would often record the episodes but i've recorded over them now this should of ended after Lisa Riley stopped doing it Jeremy Beadle was great then the show become less good when he stopped the spark has gone it's not that funny anymore so this show will end there were a few good funny clips but not many a lot of them were planned and some got repeated i liked the one where a man spun around so many times he got dizzy and fell onto the barbecue that were cooking and when a girl kicked a ball and there was a big funny noise the one which was dangerous but exciting was there was a bike ride and a small child was on a bike under the person on a bike which was a really stupid thing to do i've stopped watching you've been framed now i miss the harry hill show though Was the above review useful to you? You've Been Framed Fan Reviews & Ratings - TV.com Use to like it but now I think it gets a bit disgusting.

4.0 By 01milnej , Dec 11, 2009 I can remember it as far back as when I was about 3 when Jeremy Beedle did it. Then i'd have given it a 10 rating. I use to laugh at it all the way through and think it was extreamly funny. Now I think that some of the cliips are disgusting, expeshily the animal ones as they sometimes do them messing in frount of peoples faces but that is just what animals do as they don't have a toilet like humans do. I don't watch it anymore now as I have got fed up with it. It would like it again if they would ban animal clips from it. DO YOU AGREE? Same old song and dance at times. But can be very hilarious at times. 9.0 By Martin-2-5-9 , Nov 10, 2008 The show is user submitted, so everything is posted by people at home. The whole concept is for watchers to record some odd moment at home, or with a friend. The show is good, a fair amount of the clips can be hilarious; for instance some clips I have never forgot in my life.

Some of the stuff is not funny and has been done over and over such as someone falling over. But on the whole, if you are into laughs at any genre then this is worth a laugh. Commentary from ITV's Harry Hill really adds to the atmosphere. Harry Hill stops the show going stale. DO YOU AGREE? 9.1 By bartsimpson0123 , Jan 14, 2008 You've Been Framed...how could we have seen other people funniest videos?! The show started up in 1990 when video cameras at reached no.1 in eletronics! Anyway, You've Been Framed now has Harry Hill one of TV's most funniest men!!! I think that Harry Hill brought the show up from it's grave...(it was going out of fashion) Harry Hill hit the top! Suddenly, Harry Hill & You've Been Framed were like best friends! You've Been Framed is now kind of the funniest show in the UK plus if your clip is shown they send you £250! I never want to miss You've Been Framed and neither will you! DO YOU AGREE?

This show was really good when Beadle was hosting it, it was fresh and new. Now it's just getting old, boring, and the clips are getting more and more rehersed. It also... 5.0 By Leeion , Nov 09, 2005 This show was really good when Beadle was hosting it, it was fresh and new. Now it's just getting old, boring, and the clips are getting more and more rehersed. It also seems to be importing clips from American home movie shows judging from the accents in the home movies now shown. I gave it a 5, I feel this is generous but it truely was a good show in the very early 90s. Based purely on the current shows I'd give it a 2. Give this show a miss unless you can obtain some old VHS tapes or they bring out a "Best of.." DVD. DO YOU AGREE? ITV clip show of home videos 4.5 By andyfitbrit , Sep 23, 2005 The perfect example of a show that ran out of steam, that ran for too long and has ended up as a disaster.

When it started you've been framed was candid camera for the nineties; good clips, funny moments and well made. It slowly desended into being the weakest laugh, cheap television - and as presenters came and went the show just kept on getting worse - now it survives using imported clips that are hardly humerous and its only because no-one is comissioning family friendly programs that it is still on the box DO YOU AGREE? You've Been Framed! Next Episode Air Date & Countdown You've Been Framed! Air Dates S29E14 - Goes Wild! Air Date: 16 April 2016 17:00 - Sorry, but right now we don't have any sources for this episode. Harry Hill runs screaming from drones and selfie sticks as he narrates more accidents filmed by viewers in his typically surreal style. This time, a selfie turns smelly, one mum's coil is used as a toy, and an old man's moobs upstage a bride at her wedding.

S29E15 - 21/05/2016 Air Date: 21 April 2016 17:30 - Sorry, but right now we don't have any sources for this episode. A speedboat soaks one toddler, while another is in need of an exorcist, a dog relieves himself on a smartphone - and one dozy driver chases his car after forgetting to apply the handbrake. S29E19 - 18/06/2016 Air Date: 18 June 2016 17:30 - Sorry, but right now we don't have any sources for this episode. Harry Hill narrates more hilarious home videos filmed by viewers on their smartphones, drones and dash cams. A speedboat soaks one toddler while another is in need of an exorcist, a dog relieves himself on a smartphone - and one dozy driver chases his car after forgetting to apply the handbrake.

S29E20 - 27/08/2016 Air Date: 27 August 2016 17:30 - Sorry, but right now we don't have any sources for this episode. Harry Hill narrates more digital disasters - as captured on phones, drones and selfie sticks - in his own inimitable style. Who will be the star of the show this week? You've Been Framed! (TV Series 1990– ) - IMDb IMDb There was an error trying to load your rating for this title. Some parts of this page won't work property. Please reload or try later. X Beta I'm Watching This! Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. Error Surreal comedy from the mind of Harry Hill, featuring his unique observations on the world's funniest accidents as captured on smartphones, video cameras, webcams & CCTV. If you've filmed a...

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See full summary » Stars: Chris Tarrant, Eamonn Holmes, Stephen Fry The long-running words and numbers game. Stars: Carol Vorderman, Richard Whiteley, Susie Dent British general knowledge quiz show which spawned imitations around the world, notably in the USA. Stars: Anne Robinson, Jon Briggs, Adam Woodyatt The Chase I (TV Series 2009) Game-Show A Game Show where contestants must compete against 'The Chasers' in a variety of questions in order to win money. Stars: Bradley Walsh, Jenny Ryan, Mark Labbett A game show where contestants aim to score the fewest points possible by guessing the least popular answers given by people in polls on various subjects. Stars: Alexander Armstrong, Richard Osman, Lisa Jay Jenkins A group of five strangers, each an amateur chef, compete to host the best dinner party, each party solely for the competitors and to be held on consecutive evenings. With a set amount of ... See full summary » Stars: Dave Lamb, Lesley Joseph, Bill Buckley A game show hosted by Ant and Dec filled with stunts, sketches, and special guest appearances.

Stars: Anthony McPartlin, Declan Donnelly, Kirsty Gallacher Pointless Celebrities (TV Series 2010) Game-Show Celebrities try to find the most obscure answers to win money for their chosen charities. Stars: Alexander Armstrong, Richard Osman, Anton du Beke Game show in which contestants try to guess well-known phrases or sayings from animated picture puzzles. Stars: Roy Walker, Nick Weir, Stephen Mulhern Edit Storyline Surreal comedy from the mind of Harry Hill, featuring his unique observations on the world's funniest accidents as captured on smartphones, video cameras, webcams & CCTV. If you've filmed a funny moment on camera - Harry wants to see it! Every week Harry examines the funniest videos submitted by UK viewers, and by viewers from around the world. He welcomes you to join him on a voyage of discovery through this world of video nightmares. Where else could you find out what Will and Kate get up to while the Queen is on the loo? Or why Bryan May's scalp makes a great piñata?

If you've ever wondered what David Cameron really gets up to behind the bins at Chequers, or why Lorraine Kelly needs to test the strength of Ross King's thongs, then Harry's your man. But be warned - no one is safe from Harry's surreal observations. Will the star of this week's show be you? Written by N/A You've Been Framed - Show News, Reviews, Recaps and Photos - TV.com You've Been Framed Welcome to the You've Been Framed guide at TV.com. You've been Framed is about people who send in videos that are pure comedy and win £250. It is one of the most popular shows on ITV. Previously Aired Episode The Big Bang Theory The Romance Recalibration NEW The Great Indoors Mason Blows Up NEW More Info About This Show Categories Comedy Important: You must only upload images which you have created yourself or that you are expressly authorised or licensed to upload. By clicking "Publish", you are confirming that the image fully complies with TV.com’s Terms of Use and that you own all rights to the image or have authorization to upload it. Please read the following before uploading Do not upload anything which you do not own or are fully licensed to upload.

The images should not contain any sexually explicit content, race hatred material or other offensive symbols or images. Remember: Abuse of the TV.com image system may result in you being banned from uploading images or from the entire site – so, play nice and respect the rules! Choose background: TVARK | Granada Television | Programmes S-Z Current Affairs from Granada in 1959. Very dramatic! Set of 6 Music show from 1972, featuring established and local bands. Shades of Darkness - The Demon Lover 1980s An anthology series of short stories produced at great expense by June Wyndham Davies in 1984. Alas, it did not rate with the ITV controllers who put it in the death drama slot of Friday 21.00. The episode The Demon Lover was transmitted during World Cup 86 and has a very famous cast including the likes of Hugh Grant. Shampoo Sherlock Holmes - The Sign of Four 1986 TV film by Granada to makr the centenary of the first appearance of Sherlock Holmes. So It Goes 1976 So It Goes was presented by the late Tony Wilson from 1976-1977.

A Rock and pop music programme shown in the Granada and ATV regions. It also featured Clive James who would interview guests in the studio. The programme was famous for showcasing Punk Rock and gave The Sex Pistols their first ever tv appearance. So It Goes 1977 The very last show of season 2 (and indeed the programme as a whole) sees Ian Dury perform a recital in tribute to Charlie Mingus (american Jazz bassist, composer and activist against racism, who died that year), Steel Pulse perform 'Makka Spliff (The Colly Man)' and 'Klu Klux Klan' at the Elizabethan Ballroom, Belle Vue, Manchester and The Clash perform 'Capital Radio' at the same venue. After a few quick questions, Ian Dury recites the 'Bus Driver's Prayer' and The Clash play out, performing ï¿½Janie Jonesï¿½ at the Elizabethan Ballroom once more (end credits roll before the end of the performance). Iggy Pop's expletive filled performance in show 4 in october '77 lead to the demise of the show. ï¿½The set was recreated for the film about Anthony H Wilson, "24 Hour Party People".

Soapstar Superchef 2007 Spin off daytime series from the successful talent show Soapstar Superstar. In the programmes popular soap stars attempt to recreate the signature dishes of the country's leading chefs Soccer Night 2003 Soccer Night is ITV's regional football programme. The titles feature the same graphics across the regions although the pictures within them and the sets vary. Granada Soccer Night 2007 Soccer Night is renamed back to 'Granada Soccer Night' presented by Matt Smith Stand Up Late night stand up comedy series Stars In Their Eyes 1990 A rather nice sequence where people's inner talents are shown as their shadows Stars In Their Eyes Celebrity Special ? Surgical Spirit 1981 Produced by Humphrey Barclay Productions for Granada. The hospital shots are from The Lister Hospital in Stevenage. Teach Yourself Gibberish 1982 Skits, sketches and various wackiness for kids, starring ubiquitous (in Manchester, anyway) parody band ALBERTO Y LOS TRIOS PARANOIAS.

(which features a certain Jimmy Hibbert who was a voice in many, if not all, Cosgrove Hall animations) Television 1985 a series looking at television Thank You Telethon Richard and Judy say thanks for ITV's first telethon from '88 This Is Your Right Regional consumer affairs programme This Morning 1988 This Morning - with Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan. Live from the Albert Dock in Liverpool, 90 minutes of entertainment and information from the husband and wife team. Didn't he used to present Granada Reports? This clip is the first edition This Morning 1989 This Morning from 1989 complete with a new arangement of the theme and a new set of titles. Right clip - This Morning goes to Disneyland for a week. This Morning Another trip to Liverpool for This Morning in 1995. A sad moment for the Albert Dock in Liverpool. After 8 years This Morning hoisted their anchor and moved down river to the South Bank in London. This Morning 2002 A special set of short titles for This Morning's Golden Jubilee Special on 4th June 2002 with guest presenters Ruth Langsford and Eamon Holmes.

Tickle On The Tum 1984 Set in a shop in the sleepy hamlet of "Tickle" on the River "Tum" (ingenious don't you think?). Folk singer Ralph McTell would play guitar and sing songs, and would be visited by a different tradesmand every week, for example a Postman or Milkman (played by Kenny Lynch) or a handyman (played by Tim Healy), and they would tell stories and sing songs. ï¿½Classic stuff! Tonight Trevor McDonald anchors Tonight the new weekly current affairs show from Granada. Tonight 2006 Revamped titles lead us into another edition of the current affairs show, later to be hosted seperatly by Mary Nightingale and Mark Austin. Travelling Man University Challenge 1983 This show with the most unusually named presenter in the world, pitches posh boys and girls against even posher boys and girls to show which students have actually been working and not down the pub! It was beautifully parodied in the 80's with the not so posh Scumbags college courtesy of The Young Ones. Today it is still going strong presented by the not so unusually named Jeremy Paxman.

University Challenge 2006 Jeremy Paxman with the show from 2006. Watching 1993 Watching was a comedy which ran for 5 series 1987 - 1993. Starring Emma Wray, Paul Brown and Liza Tarbuck Waterman & Wilson Pete Waterman and Tony Wilson with a local music programme What the Papers Say 1984 What The Papers Say is a ten minute irreverant review of stories covered by the press for the week. It's one of Granada's longest running programmes made since 1956. The first programme in the series aired on Granada TV and was presented by Brian Inglis, deputy editor of The Spectator. In 1982 it switched from ITV to the newly formed Channel 4 and later in 1989 to BBC Two. This switch was historic, as it was the first programnme to be produced by an ITV company for the BBC. What The Papers Say 1993 & 1994 In 1993 this new title sequence for What The Paper Say probably looked quite good..

now with an urban beats sound track and new voice over it could still be used to encourage us all to go green and recycle.... What The Papers Say Another title sequence using chrome lettering Wilson's World of Pop 1980 Tony Wilson presents a selection of pop music and interviews, featuring: Hazel O'Connor, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Elvis Costello, Tygers of Pan Tang at Manchester Polytechnic, Gibson Brothers and Pete Townsend. Wood and Walters 1982 Comedy sketch show starring Julie Walters and Victoria Wood but written entirely by Wood. The show was short-lived, with one pilot in 1981 and a series of six shows in 1982. World In Action - Seven Up 1981 World In Action 1965 So that's how you make an edition of World In Action! From 1963 a very dramatic theme for Granada's long running current affairs programme. World In Action A beautifully produced sequence. Nice use of takeover techniques for such an early sequence World In Action World In Action 1985 The famous W.I.A. theme and title sequence from the 1980's including holding slide.

Granada often introduced their own productions with holding slides World In Action World In Action titles from 1988 World In Action 1995 World In Action titles from 1995. The theme tune is called 'Jam for the World in Action' by Jonathon Weston. World In Action 1998 A very colourfull set of titles to World In Action here! Perhaps not quite fitting with the majority of subjects in the series, however im sure it was designed around the story of Swizzle's Sweet Factory introducing a new line of jelly tots! The XYY Man 1977 The XYY Man began life as a series of novels by Kenneth Royce, featuring the character of William (or Willie) 'Spider' Scott, a one-time cat-burglar who leaves prison aiming to go straight but finds his talents still to be very much in demand by both the criminal underworld and the British secret service. Scott has an extra "y" chromosome that supposedly gives him a criminal predisposition - although he tries to go straight, he is genetically incapable of doing so.

Young Krypton 1988 Hosted by Ross King, Granada produced a spin off chidrens version of The Krypton Factor for CITV You've Been Framed! Clip show featuring amusing footage sent in by viewers. Originally hosted by Jeremy Beadle and latterly by Lisa Riley. Various sets of titles here from 1990 to 2001. You've Been Framed! Lisa Riley has fun with some cgi video cassettes in this cute sequence You've Been Framed The opening and closing credits to You've Been Framed from 2003 presented by Jonathan Wilkes Official Website This page has been written and presented by Hayden Walker. The information presented on this page has been researched by me on behalf of TV ARK and is offered in good faith, correct to the best of my knowledge. If any factual errors have appeared here inadvertently, then I would be delighted to hear from anyone wishing to offer corrections. All opinions expressed are my own and no offence is intended. Should they be a cause of concern or distress to any readers, please inform me immediately so that I can remove or amend them accordingly.

You’ve Been Framed Reviews | Television Comedy | Review Centre You’ve Been Framed Reviews Media Gallery for You’ve Been Framed Refine your search Use the tools below to refine your search by only displaying reviews with a certain number of star ratings or to only show reviews from a certain time period. Eg click on '1 star' to just display the reviews we have which received a 1 star rating click or 'Within the last month' to display just reviews posted over the last month. Only show reviews with star rating of: “down with harry hill” Written on: 10/09/2016 by CassidyWaugh250 (1 review written) I really loved watching ybf, but find harry hill very annoying and offensive, so its no longer something I watch out for… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies. “Harry hill is vile for family tv !!!

” Written on: 11/05/2015 by rqWhittaker222 (1 review written) Iv been watching you've been framed for years along with family and friends, and ever since Harry hill took over I find his comments offensive, discusting and not very thought out, he constantly offends people and makes fun of there household and surroundings, I could mention a lot of slimy revolting and vile comments about kids and there patients rather than the funny thing there doing!! but we have all heard them before... I am just FURIOUS that he has just signed a 2 MILLION pound contract… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies. “Harry hill should get fired” Written on: 21/10/2013 by emilyparsons (1 review written) I love you've been framed and have done for as long as I can remember but I am so fed up with Harry hills sometimes disgusting remarks. I dislike this man already because I just don't think he's funny.

Just my opinion, don't mind if you think otherwise.but I think it's vile with the things he's said. There was one episode where there was a rather overweight girl getting onto a swing and he made a comment saying something along the lines off shouldn't have ate so many pies. She looked about… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies. “Just watched You've been framed tonight In the episode...” Written on: 06/04/2011 Just watched You've been framed tonight In the episode one of the girls dancing bent over and her trousers split The comment was Good job that didn't happen in Gateshead ??????? I am from Gateshead and found the comment to be very offensive It implied all girls are available to any drunk walking along the streets This is meant to be family humour No one in my household is laughing DISGRACEFUL and offensive N Fox “This programme is creepy - what kind of people like...” Written on: 21/12/2010 This programme is creepy - what kind of people like watching children, or anyone else for that matter, hurt themselves??

It's the comedy of bullies. Sounds harsh but ain't it true?… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies. “i think that YBF is so funny hahaha! has anyone seen...” Written on: 08/08/2010 i think that YBF is so funny hahaha! has anyone seen that one when that duck tries to get to his feet before people can get wacked by a basebat hahaha!I didnt like some of the bits because there not funnylike one a woman was dancing and it wasnt even funny my friends watched it with me and my friends are willis,william,drew and finn and it was funniest ever YBF and it was on for an hour have any of u seen that bit where that baby was in the tunnel and harry said westlife have got a new hit and… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies.

“You've been framed was hilarious when it first aired...” Written on: 04/05/2007 by lancervhead (29 reviews written) You've been framed was hilarious when it first aired years ago. We previously hadn't been able to see peoples personal and embarassing moments caught on camera and it brought unique comedy to the TV. I think the presenters styles have changed over the years though. Beadle wasn't funny and Lisa Riley certainly wasn't, then they got some unknown bloke of the street to present it and he nearly killed the programme. Then came along Harry Hill with his own brand of humour, what an excellent choice!… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies.

“Despite the loss of Jeremy Beadle a long time ago now,...” Written on: 16/01/2007 by Anonymous101 (1 review written) Despite the loss of Jeremy Beadle a long time ago now, the show contiues to go from strength to strength, the show has ditched the studio audience format(probably that Jonathan Wilkes's fault), opting for a voice-over approach to presenting the nation's favourite "caught on camera" bloopers and mis-haps. I initially believed this was purely a cost-cutting exercise and was worried we may lose You've been Framed as the competition for viewers seems to increase every year. But the skills of Harry… Read Full Review If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies. Lee2008's Response to 252776_Anonymous101's Review Written on: 17/01/2007 Hi Mike, I feel I must disagree with one part of your review: Harry Hill. <br/>Harry's quirky style of humour and trademark bald head, spectacles, and oversized collar make me angry.

I simply don't find him even accidently amusing. He would be doing the general public a more worthwhile service if he returned to his first love - medicine. The guy's a trained doctor. <br/> Jeremy Beedle will always be remembered for the hand he played in the success of this programme, (no pun intended) but for me, watching Lisa Riley blatantly read, possibly some of the worst one-liners ever written, from the relative comfort of a auto-cue, has to be the funniest period of You&#039;ve Been Framed. It was that bad, it was good! <br/> Did you know that none other than Richard out of "Richard & Judy" made the pilot episode of YBF, which has not been screened to date! <br/>Don't do anything stupid unless you're being framed! Bye! Reply to this comment If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies.

Dan Dude's Response to 252776_Anonymous101's Review Written on: 08/08/2010 well i didnt see jeremy beadle and i dont even now who he is,really!Im ten in 2011 so anyway i didnt watch it when he was there on the show i only started watching it in and im not joking i really did Reply to this comment If you are commenting on behalf of the company that has been reviewed, please consider upgrading to Official Business Response for higher impact replies.

Question: Which TV show has been presented by Jeremy Beadle, Lisa Riley and Jonathan Wilkes?
Answer: YOU'VE BEEN FRAMED